"Will it run on Internet Explorer" &#155; HooToo HT-IP206 Wired/Wireless Network IP Camera, Pan/Tilt Or only Firefox
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I normally run Firefox, but it is running on Internet Explorer 6 right now. There is a menu that comes up and gives options of using Firefox, Safari, FireFox, Google. According to the manufacturer, Internet Explorer is preferred. Good luck getting it to connect wireless. I just now succeeded, its taken days of dinking around.
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The manual says Internet Explorer 6.0, but since it's an older toy, there were not nearly as many options (Chrome, Firefox) at that time. To be safe, I'd assume Internet Explorer, but suspect the others MAY work as well since this is a pretty basic USB plug-in toy.
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You use a web page to control Rovio, and IE or Firefox or Chrome should work for that. There is also an Andriod app to control it. You do have to connect and setup the Rovio before you can get that from http://www.wowwee.com/en/support/rovio - the software runs on Win7
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I use "IPCamViewer" for my mobile. There is a free version, or you can get the premium for four bucks.
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Yes you can access it via your web browser, however if you want the best experience use the IP Camera Viewer app - it's worth it.
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In Internet Explorer go to the cameras home page then Select Tool form the Menu bar then Compatibility View Settings then Add, IE will restart and the video will load.This needs to be done for anyone using IE10 and IE11
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Look up ip camera software on google. I believe Icamera has a program called Icontrol.
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It automatically runs on Internet Explorer.We are using it with Windows 8 without any problems.However you do have to run it in Vista compatibility mode.The link to the newest software is:http://service.mattel.com/us/technicalproductdetail.aspx?prodno=L6367&siteid;=27
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Yes from any web browser desktop or laptop. From pc you can also listening. with iPhone,iPad and "IpCam Viewer" app, you can have all your cam, with the sound and you can pan/tilt. For mac you have Security Spy (works with laptop)
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With the new GUI, it is now required. You can access it with FF, but the streams don't work right- or at all depending on settings and version. Chrome, on the hand, works perfectly. I wouldn't let the need for chrome deter your interest in this NVR- they really work awesome!
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It automatically runs on Internet Explorer. We are using it with Windows 8 without any problems. However you do have to run it in Vista compatibility mode. The link to the newest software is: http://service.mattel.com/us/technicalproductdetail.aspx?prodno=L6367&siteid=27
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Ti, the bi-directional audio does work with just Microsoft windows and Microsoft's browser Internet Explorer (IE), using Microsoft's proprietary ActiveX plug-in. Once you connect with IE, and log into your camera, you will be prompted to download the camera's ActiveX script additional plug-in that controls the audio. Once the ActiveX additional camera plug-in is downloaded and executed, you should be able to click on the camera website icons for the microphone audio. Once enabled, you should be able to hear sound from the camera. I've even added a small 4" loadspeaker on a 3.5 mm plug to let me talk to anyone near the camera--it does work! the problem is that you must rely upon Microsoft's proprietary ActiveX service to run the camera's control script. It all works, but not easily done. Also, I found the audio worked best with a wired Ethernet connection vs. WiFi. y wiFi was too 'bursty' and resulted in broken speech and sounds. But, my camera is mounted outside inside a protective clear dome. Even so, the audio is clear and crisp. The microphone picks up local passing trains, approaching cars, local thunder claps, local children sounds of play, and local barking dogs.
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What is the zoom capability? can be done manuallyCan it be run over a wired network or does it require wireless? eitherCan it be fully controlled Pan/Tilt/Zoom over a web interface? yesDoes it have an AC adapter? yes
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Yes from any web browser desktop or laptop. From pc you can also listening. with iPhone,iPad and "IpCam Viewer" app, you can have all your cam, with the sound and you can pan/tilt.For mac you have Security Spy (works with laptop)
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Yes, but you will have to set it up using the web interface. The trick is that that the camera has a default IP address that you have to accommodate and use the provided Ethernet cable.What I have done in the past is connect the camera directly to the Ethernet connector on my Mac (or the USB to Ethernet adapter), manually set the address if the Mac to be in the same subnet as the default IP address if the camera. You can then use your web browser on your Mac to connect to that address.The specifics of default IP address are provided in the included documentation.
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In Internet Explorer go to the cameras home page then Select Tool form the Menu bar then Compatibility View Settings then Add, IE will restart and the video will load. This needs to be done for anyone using IE10 and IE11
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Hi, thanks for your good question about the SCNC2900 full high definition wireless indoor IP camera with IR night vision, and about browsers in general. Correct, there are differences among browsers, and those differences are the reason why there are different browsers. None of the browsers have any built in support for live video of any kind, so all browsers are dependent on plugins of one type or another. Our cameras have support for ActiveX on Windows PCs with Internet Explorer, or Quicktime for Safari, and even Adobe Flash for Chrome and Firefox. The camera automatically figures out what browser you have and uses the appropriate plugin for live video. Of course, the JPEG snapshot works for all browsers without any plugins.